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mind decay
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saffron
02:25
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io
03:24
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century motions
02:40
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multiprocessing
03:37
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a quiet place to sleep
03:15
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night thoughts
02:56
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big hollow
02:48
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watercress
00:48
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thoughts on never
03:07
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morningtree
01:52
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cross reference
02:07
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jemson
02:23
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polygons
06:22
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Denny Kemps New Hampshire
NH experimental musician who creates long form, hypnagogic instrumental music. For fans of early electronic music,
krautrock, ambient, experimental, and guitar oriented music.
Acoustic/electronic
organic/synthetic analog/digital
strange/familiar
structured/improvised
fingerpicking, sequencing, programming, splicing, strumming, plucking, twisting, altering, destroying
... more
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